The employees of Foshan Waste Paper Factory opened the discarded red envelopes and took out 2000 yuan in cash, which can be kept for themselves. Because it belongs to waste purchase, it is equivalent to normal trading behavior, and it is legal to occupy the existing one without knowing who opened the red envelope. In this regard, many netizens said that they heard that many waste recycling plants dismantled dollars or other money, all of which were their own. What do you think of this matter?

First, the whole case of the red envelope unpacking incident in the waste paper factory

It is reported that in a waste paper factory in Foshan, several employees sorted out a large number of red envelopes from the purchased waste paper pile, and several people got together and opened them one by one to see if there was rich cash inside. Sure enough, it was found out that a * * * took out about 2000 yuan in cash. In this regard, the factory director said that these red envelopes are all purchased formally, and I don't know who the cash out belongs to, so I simply let several employees share it equally. The boss's approach is quite reasonable, and he won't deduct any red envelopes.

2. Can red envelopes be used as existing ones?

Netizens have different opinions about whether the red envelope can be counted as their own. The former thinks that this is a normal buying and selling behavior, and the red envelopes taken out belong to legal interests and factories, and the employees are equally divided reasonably and legally; The latter believes that it should be handed over to the police station and treated as a public welfare fund. As for whether it is possible, I think it may be because of normal trading behavior.

3. My view on this matter.

Regarding this matter, I don't think there is anything wrong with the behavior of the employees, nor do I think there is anything wrong with the behavior of the supervisor. The ownership of red envelopes should belong to employees. Many of these discarded red envelopes are forgotten by the parties themselves, and when the waste paper is sold, the cash in the red envelopes can be considered for disposal. The income belongs to selling red envelopes. Therefore, this is not stealing cash, and the factory is doing the right thing. It has also been reported in the past that all valuable things are obtained by purchasing waste products, as long as they are not illegal gains, they belong to serious business. Ultimately owned by individuals.

Have you ever discarded a red envelope containing cash?